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Data sources & provenance

Every result shows how it was read.

We do not run a warehouse of pre-scraped pages. You point the API at a URL, we fetch it live, and the structured result carries a confidence score, the extraction method, and a fetch trail. Here is exactly where the data comes from.

Where the data comes from

SourceHow it is read_provenance
The page you point us atA /v1/scrape or /v1/extract call fetches the URL you pass, live, at request time. We do not resell a pre-scraped copy of the web.json-ld · opengraph · regex · llm
Structured markup on that pageWhen a page publishes JSON-LD or Open Graph, we read those fields directly. The value is exact, not inferred, and costs no LLM credits.json-ld · opengraph
Web search results/v1/search returns ranked results from a search backend and, on request, scrapes each result the same way a direct scrape would.search + fetch tier
Public records (enrichment endpoints)Secretary-of-State and license-board endpoints read official government registries directly. Facts and any personal fields are kept separate and tagged as public record.us-public-record

How we handle it

robots.txt respected by default

The default fetch honors a site’s robots.txt. Compliance is the default state, not a setting you have to find.

Live fetch, no silent cache

Every request is a live read unless you explicitly opt into a max-age cache. An agent acting on stale data acts wrong, so freshness is the default.

Provenance on every structured result

Structured results carry _confidence, _extraction_method, and _provenance (the fetch tier that won and how the result was read). You read how a value was obtained from the payload itself.

Takedown honored

A person or an owner can request removal of their record from the enrichment graph. Requests are processed through a documented takedown path.

Last updated 2026-07-15.

Read the provenance shape

The docs show the exact _confidence / _provenance envelope every structured result ships, and the takedown path for a record.